2010 Kiteboard Pro World Tour
Antoine Auriol wins 2010 Kiteboard Overall World Champion
"I am following the KPWT since 7 years, and I have always been at the 3rd place"
vendredi 8 octobre 2010 – Redaction SSS [Source RP]
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For his 12th year Anniversary, the KPWT had a great season with the arrival of new kiteboarding stars. Congratulations to the new 2010 KPWT Overall World Champion, Antoine Auriol from France (Freestyle and Wave).
Antoine is the most talented and respectable rider in the kiteboarding world. This is his First World title. Now he’s an iconic global kiteboarding star, one of the best kiteboarder in the history of his sport and he became a KPWT World Champion forever !
Antoine Auriol : "I’m really happy to win the 2010 season, because I am following the KPWT since 7 years, and I have always been at the 3rd place... For me, every year has been fantastic, and I have seen along the years the evolution of kitesurfing. Competing also gave me the opportunity to open my mind, to visit a lot of wonderful places, and to learn a lot...
So I really want to thanks my main sponsor Kiteloose, my agents Xavier Meignen and Emmanuel Aragon, Frédéric Gravoille from the KPWT, and also all my family and friends that are supporting me since the beginning. See you next year. Peace and Love !
Antoine" / www.antoineauriol.com
– Press info www.kiteboardpro.com
Antoine Auriol results since 2004
2010 KITEBOARD PRO WORLD TOUR :
- Overall World Champion
- J&B Masters of Kite - Tarifa, Spain : 5th freestyle
- International Kite Festival China, Weifang : 2nd freestyle
- KPWT Portugal, Santa Cruz : 2nd Wave Masters
- KPWT Jamaica, Long Bay Beach : 1st Freestyle, Wave , Course racing
2009 KITEBOARD PRO WORLD TOUR :
- 3rd Overall ranking.
- KPWT Morocco, Essaouira : 5th freestyle
- KPWT Brasil, Cumbuco : 13th freestyle / 13th wave masters
- KPWT Canada, Shippagan : 9th freestyle / 4th course racing
- KPWT Portugal, Santa Cruz : 13th wave masters
- KPWT France, Dunkerque : 7th freestyle / 3rd course racing
- KPWT Spain, Tarifa : 13th freestyle / 5th course racing
- KPWT Germany, Sylt : 9th freestyle / 5th wave masters
2008 KITEBOARD PRO WORLD TOUR :
- 3rd overall ranking. 3rd Freestyle. 3rd Course Racing.
- KPWT Morocco, Essaouira : 3rd freestyle / 4th course racing / 5th Wave Masters
- KPWT Brasil, Cumbucco : 13th freestyle / 4th course racing
- KPWT Turkey, Istanbul : 4th freestyle / 3rd course racing
- KPWT Italy, Como Lake : 5th freestyle / 8th course racing
- KPWT Greece, Paros : 5th freestyle / 4th course racing
- KPWT France, St gilles : 3rd freestyle / 5th course racing
2007 KITEBOARD PRO WORLD TOUR :
- KPWT New Caledonia, Noumea : 2nd Overall freestyle, 6th Overall course racing.
- KPWT Winner overall TERI KITESURF PRO
- KPWT Brasil, Cumbuco : 7th freestyle
- KPWT Portugal, Guincho : event cancelled (no wind)
- KPWT France, Dunkerque : 7th speed crossing
- KPWT Morocco, Essaouira : 2nd freestyle.
- KPWT Turkey, Istanbul : 6th freestyle. 2nd speed crossing.
- KPWT Italy, Como Lake : 9th freestyle
2006 KITEBOARD PRO WORLD TOUR :
- 3rd overall Freestyle. 5th overall Wave Masters
- KPWT New Caledonia, Nouméa : 7th / 5th waves masters
- KPWT France, St Gilles : event cancelled (no wind)
- KPWT Marocco, Essaouira : 5th / 5th wave masters
- KPWT Greece, Paros : 3rd
- KPWT Turkey, Istanbul : 2nd
- KPWT Italy, Como Lake : 4th
2005 KITEBOARD PRO WORLD TOUR :
- 4th Overall Freestyle. 3rd Overall Wave Masters
- KPWT New Caledonia, Nouméa : 7th
- KPWT France, St Gilles Cx de Vie : 4th / 5th wave masters
- KPWT Australia, Perth : 4th
- KPWT Brazil, Rio de Janeiro : 13th / 3rd wave masters
- KPWT Turkey, Istambul : 2nd
- KPWT Italy, Como Lake : 3rd
2004 KITEBOARD PRO WORLD TOUR :
- 10th Overall Freestyle.
- KPWT Portugal, Matosinhos : 7th
- KPWT New Caledonia, Nouméa : 10th
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